Designed to never lose its shape, this might be the most comfortable T-shirt I’ve worn

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When your plans don't call for a formal outfit, T-shirts are one of the most comfortable options you can wear.

They're the perfect kind of top for casual get-togethers, running errands, or being active.

That said, some T-shirts just aren't very comfortable; we've all experienced ill-fitting neck openings that stick up on the shoulder, sleeves that are too short, and torsos that are too long.

And even if a T-shirt does fit well initially, once it stretches out after being worn, or shrinks from washing and drying, it'll never be the same.

Luckily, Public Rec has making a good-fitting T-shirt that stays that way down to a science with its Go-To Tee, and we're not surprised. Last year, the athleisure startup received so much praise for its All Day Everyday Pant, a pair of sweatpants nice enough to wear to the office, that it sold out and ended up with a 1200-person wait list for them.

Made from a proprietary fabric blend of Pima Cotton, TENCEL, and Spandex, the Go-To Tee is designed to wick moisture and never shrink while staying soft and stretchy.

Public Rec sent over a few samples, and I was excited to give them a try because I wear T-shirts all the time. They're comfortable, and since I don't have to dress in a suit for work, they're also a part of my wardrobe during the week.

My first impression was that the Go-To Tee fit very well. As simple as T-shirts are, I usually like to try them on in person, because you never know if a brand's cut is going to be a little too big or small. Public Rec got this right, so there's no need to size up or down.

The second thing I noticed was how nice the custom material was; I loved how soft it felt on my skin, and the noticed the added stretchiness. It's not stretchy to the point that it feels like workout gear, but you can tell it'll keep its shape just by its feel.

Still, I put the shirt to the test: I wore it to work during the week, washed and dried it, and then wore it again during a very busy Saturday. In the past, I have worn T-shirts under the assumption that they will need to be replaced after just a few wears and washes — that wasn't the case this time. After being worn and washed, Public Rec's Go-To Tee kept the same shape and fit.

As the name suggests, it really is a shirt that you can rely on for many occasions.

If you're tired of regularly replacing your T-shirts, and want one that will keep you cool and comfortable while keeping its shape, this is the one to buy.